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'''Electrical resistance''' is a measure of how much a substance impedes the flow of [[electrons]].<ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/electrical-resistance-1</ref> Resistance is represented with the symbol ''R'', it's [[SI]] unit is the [[Ohm]] (Ω).
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'''Electrical resistance''' is a measure of how much a substance impedes the flow of [[electrons]].<ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/electrical-resistance-1</ref> Resistance is represented with the symbol ''R'', and its [[SI]] unit is the [[Ohm]] (Ω).
  
 
Resistance is in a circuit can be calculated by the [[voltage]] divided by the [[current]] (R = V / I).
 
Resistance is in a circuit can be calculated by the [[voltage]] divided by the [[current]] (R = V / I).

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Electrical resistance is a measure of how much a substance impedes the flow of electrons.[1] Resistance is represented with the symbol R, and its SI unit is the Ohm (Ω).

Resistance is in a circuit can be calculated by the voltage divided by the current (R = V / I).

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